Sudha Kiran Das

Radiology in Mysore | + Years Experience

RadiologyMysore, Karnataka

About Sudha Kiran Das

Dr. Sudha Kiran Das is a Radiology based in Mysore. Qualifications include MBBS, Dip.Med.Radio-Diag./Radio-Diag., MD (Radio Diag.). Book an appointment with Dr. Sudha Kiran Das on MedOmeet.

Qualifications

MBBS, Dip.Med.Radio-Diag./Radio-Diag., MD (Radio Diag.)

Education & Qualifications

MBBS

1998

Dip.Med.Radio-Diag./Radio-Diag.

2005

MD (Radio Diag.)

2007

Medical Registration

Registration Number

91936

Medical Council

Karnataka Medical Council

Registration Year

2011

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Frequently Asked Questions about Sudha Kiran Das

What are the qualifications of Dr. Sudha Kiran Das?

Dr. Sudha Kiran Das holds the following qualifications: MBBS, Dip.Med.Radio-Diag./Radio-Diag., MD (Radio Diag.).

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What is Dr. Sudha Kiran Das's experience?

Dr. Sudha Kiran Das has several years of experience as a Radiology in Mysore.

Does Dr. Sudha Kiran Das offer online consultation?

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When Do You Need a Radiologist?

A Radiologist is a medical specialist who interprets diagnostic imaging tests (X-rays, CT scans, MRI, ultrasound) to help diagnose diseases. You typically don't visit a Radiologist directly — your treating doctor orders the tests and the Radiologist provides the expert interpretation.

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Doctor orders an X-ray, CT scan, MRI, or ultrasound

as prescribed

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Need for guided biopsy under imaging (interventional radiology)

scheduled

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Cancer screening — mammography, CT lung screening

scheduled

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Pregnancy — routine ultrasound scans

scheduled

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Musculoskeletal injury requiring imaging assessment

soon

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Follow-up imaging to track treatment progress

as prescribed

Always bring previous imaging studies (CDs or printed films) when getting new scans. Comparison with prior images helps the Radiologist identify changes accurately.

This information is for educational purposes only. Consult your doctor for personalized medical advice.

Questions About Your Imaging Tests

1Which imaging test is most appropriate for my condition?

Different tests show different things — an MRI for soft tissues, CT for bones/lungs, ultrasound for abdomen

2Does this test involve radiation? Is it safe?

X-rays and CT scans use radiation; MRI and ultrasound do not. Know the risks.

3Do I need a contrast dye injection?

Contrast improves image quality but can cause allergic reactions and affects kidney function

4Can I get an MRI if I have metal implants?

MRI uses strong magnets — certain implants, pacemakers, and metallic foreign bodies are dangerous in MRI

5How should I prepare for the scan?

Some tests require fasting, drinking water, or removing metal objects

6When will my report be ready?

Urgent scans may be reported in hours; routine ones take 1-2 days. Follow up if delayed.

Medical Disclaimer: The information on this page is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Always consult a qualified healthcare provider for diagnosis and treatment.

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